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SNOW - Saviynt App - Role Status Mismatch

naveenss
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Hi Experts,

We have configured the Saviynt App for SNOW where ServiceNow is set up as a request form. As part of this integration, we are reconciling data from Saviynt using the out-of-the-box jobs in the Saviynt App.

We have RBAC set up for some applications, so SNOW is importing "Roles" data. During operational activities, roles may be activated or deactivated in Saviynt, and this status is sent to SNOW. However, we are observing different behaviors in the DEV and PROD environments where the Saviynt app is configured. Here are the findings:

When a role is inactivated in Saviynt, the role status in ServiceNow is set to "INACTIVE" in the DEV environment. In PROD, the status is set to "0". However, the response payload from Saviynt shows the value as "INACTIVE".

I have checked all the configurations and found no discrepancies between the two environments.

Despite the response payload indicating the status as "INACTIVE", ServiceNow is setting it to "0". Consequently, the role status in SNOW is active. Is there anything else that needs to be checked?
 
Please see the attachment from DEV and PROD. 
 
Regards,
Naveen

  

Regards,
Naveen Sakleshpur
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pruthvi_t
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Hi @naveenss ,

Greetings.

Is it with all the roles you're seeing this behavior or just one role??

Did you try to call get roles API from postman in both environments using the service account you used in establishing the connection on SNOW app and compare if the response is any different.

Thanks,


Regards,
Pruthvi

Hi @pruthvi_t thanks for the response. 

Yes I compared the JSON response from postman in both the environment. It looks same. 

Anything else to be checked?

Regards,

Naveen

Regards,
Naveen Sakleshpur
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